Macro-economie

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1. Recordbedrag aan dividend in 2005
2. De Nederlandse conjunctuur Aflevering 4 2006
3. Financiële balans van het Rijk verbeterd en staatsschuld licht gedaald
4. Uitgaven wettelijke sociale uitkeringen licht gedaald
5. Gemeenten investeren in de eerste helft van 2006 3,3 miljard euro
6. Toerisme in macro-economisch perspectief, 2002
7. De Nederlandse economie
8. Schuld op consumptief krediet in 2005 gedaald, roodstand toegenomen
9. De Nederlandse economie 2005
10. De Nederlandse conjunctuur Aflevering 3 2006
11. Vorderingenoverschot van 0,4 miljard euro bij het Rijk
12. Nieuwe methode voor berekening macro-economischegroeicijfers
13. Eigen inkomsten gemeenten belangrijker dan verondersteld
14. 2006 Bijstellingen Nationaal inkomen: 2003-2004
15. Bijstellingen Nationale rekeningen: 2003-2005
16. NA/91 Revision Dutch National Accounts: first results and backgrounds
17. NA/90 Measuring well-being with an integrated System of Economic and Social Accounts: an application of the SESAME approach to the Netherlands
18. NA/89 Data constructors and data users can co-operate: an illustrative case study
19. NA/88 Measurement and valuation of natural gas and oil reserves in the Netherlands
20. NA/87 Chain indices in the national accounts: the Dutch experience
21. NA/86 Volume measurement of government output; the Dutch practice since revision 1987
22. NA/85 Accounting for the use of financial capital as an input in production; with an application to multi-factor productivity change estimation
23. NA/84 The future of the national accounts
24. NA/83 The interaction between national accounts and socio-economic policy
25. NA/82 Micro-meso-macro linkage for labour in The Netherlands
26. NA/81 Balance sheet valuation: produced intangible assets and non-produced assets
27. NA/80 What's in a NAMEA? Recent results of the NAMEA-approach to environmental accounting
28. NA/79 The NAMEA experience. An interim evaluation of the Netherlands' integrated accounts and indicators for the environment and the economy
29. NA/36 The registration of processing in supply and use tables and input-output tables
30. NA/78 Calendar effects on quarterly GDP-growth rates
31. NA/77 Material flows, energy use and the structure of the economy
32. NA/76 An information-system for economic, environmental and social statistics
33. NA/75 Economic theory and national accounting
34. NA/74 Taking the environment into account: The Netherlands NAMEA's for 1989, 1990 and 1991
35. NA/73 Integrated estimates of productivity and terms-of-trade changes from a Social Accounting Matrix at constant prices
36. NA/72 Labour force data in a National Accounting framework
37. NA/71 New revision policies for the Dutch National Accounts
38. NA/68 (part II) A Social Accounting Matrix for the Netherlands, concepts and results - Tables belonging to the Occasional paper A Social Accounting Matrix for the Netherlands, concepts and results
39. NA/68 (part I) A Social Accounting Matrix for the Netherlands, concepts and results
40. NA/70 SESAME for the evaluation of economic development and social change
41. NA/69 Analysing relative factor inputs of Dutch exports: An application of the 1991 Social Accounting Matrix for the Netherlands
42. NA/67 What would Net Domestic Product have been in an environmentally sustainable economy?, Preliminary views and results
43. NA/66 Comparability of the sector General Government in the National Accounts, a case study for the Netherlands and Germany
44. NA/65 Analysing economic growth: a description of the basic data available for the Netherlands and an application
45. NA/64 Damage and insurance compensations in the SNA, the business accounts and the Dutch national accounts
46. NA/63 Implementing the revised SNA in the Dutch National Accounts
47. NA/62 Revision of the 1987 Dutch agricultural accounts
48. NA/61 Standard national accounting concepts, economic theory and data compilation issues; on constancy and change in the United Nations-Manuals on national accounting (1947, 1953, 1968 and 1993)
49. NA/60 Integrated indicators in a National Accounting Matrix including environmental accounts (NAMEA); an application to the Netherlands
50. NA/59 A National Accounting Matrix for the Netherlands
51. NA/58 The 1987 revision of the Netherlands' National Accounts
52. -NA/57 Compiling Dutch Gross National Product (GNP); full report on the final estimates after the revision in 1992
53. NA/56 Origin and development of the Dutch National Accounts
54. NA/55 A historical Social Accounting Matrix for the Netherlands (1938)
55. NA/54 How to treat multi-regional units and the extra-territorial region in the Regional Accounts?
56. NA/53 National Accounts and the environment: the case for a system's approach
57. NA/52 The allocation of time in the Netherlands in the context of the SNA; a module
58. NA/51 A Research and Development Module supplementing the National Accounts
59. NA/50 Quality improvement of the Dutch Quarterly Flash: A Time Series Analysis of some Service Industries
60. NA/49 Quality assessment of macro-economic figures: The Dutch Quarterly Flash
61. NA/48 The history of national accounting
62. NA/47 Deregulation and economic statistics: Europe 1992
63. NA/46 An environmental module and the complete system of national accounts
64. NA/45 Volume measurement of government output in the Netherlands; some alternatives
65. NA/44 The choice of index number formulae and weights in the National Accounts. A sensitivity analysis based on macro-economic data for the interwar period
66. NA/43 Valuation principles in supply and use tables and in the sectoral accounts
67. NA/42 Benefits from productivity growth and the distribution of income
68. NA/41 The supply of hidden labour in the Netherlands: a model
69. NA/40 Who came off worst: Structural change of Dutch value added and employment during the interwar period
70. NA/39 Concealed interest income of households in the Netherlands; 1977, 1979 and 1981
71. NA/38 Net versus gross National Income,
72. NA/37 A proposal for a SAM which fits into the next System of National Accounts
73. NA/35 A summary description of sources and methods used in compiling the final estimates of Dutch National Income 1986
74. NA/34 How to treat borrowing and leasing in the next SNA
75. NA/33 A systems view on concepts of income in the National Accounts
76. NA/32 An economic core system and the socio-economic accounts module for the Netherlands
77. NA/31 The use of tendency surveys in extrapolating National Accounts
78. NA/30 Regional income concepts
79. NA/29 The concept of (transactor-)units in the National Accounts and in the basic system of economic statistics
80. NA/28 The institutional sector classification
81. NA/27 Registration of trade in services and market valuation of imports and exports in the National Accounts
82. NA/26 Imputations and re-routings in the National Accounts
83. NA/25 The methodology of the Dutch system of quarterly accounts
84. NA/24 On the adjustment of tables with Lagrange multipliers,
85. NA/23 Compilation of household sector accounts in the Netherlands National Accounts
86. NA/22 Some extensions of the static open Leontief model
87. NA/21 Micro-macro link for government
88. NA/20 The micro-meso-macro linkage for business in an SNA-compatible system of economic statistics
89. NA/19 Constant wealth national income: accounting for war damage with an application to the Netherlands, 1940-1945
90. NA/18 The Dutch economy, 1921-1939 and 1969-1985. A comparison based on revised macro-economic data for the interwar period
91. NA/17 Main national accounting series 1900-1986, Van Bochove
92. NA/16 Uncovering hidden income distributions: the Dutch approach
93. NA/15 Features of the hidden economy in the Netherlands
94. NA/14 A proposal for the synoptic structure of the next SNA
95. NA/13 The simultaneous compilation of current price and deflated input-output tables
96. NA/12 Production chains
97. NA/11 Backward and forward linkages with an application to the Dutch agro-industrial complex,
98. NA/10 Dual sectoring in National Accounts
99. NA/09 The structure of the next SNA: review of the basic options
100. NA/08 A note on Dutch National Accounting data 1900-1984
101. NA/07 Integration of input-output tables and sector accounts; a possible solution
102. NA/06 Revision of the system of National Accounts: the case for flexibility
103. NA/05 The use of chain indices for deflating the National Accounts
104. NA/04 Comparability of input-output tables in time
105. NA/03 Secondary activities and the National Accounts: Aspects of the Dutch measurement practice and its effects on the unofficial economy
106. NA/02 The unobserved economy and the National Accounts in the Netherlands, a sensitivity analysis
107. NA/01 Flexibility in the system of National Accounts
108. Occasional papers
109. Alignment of Quarterly Sector Accounts to annual data
110. De Nederlandse conjunctuur Aflevering 2 2006
111. Opbrengst belastingen fors gestegen in 2005
112. Conjunctuurbeeld 2005: verbreding economische groei
113. Revisie Nationale rekeningen 2001: Tijdreeksen 1995-2001
114. Toelichting bijstellingen 4e kwartaal 2005
115. De Nederlandse conjunctuur Aflevering 1 2006
116. Bijstellingen ramingen economische groei 2002